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High school visual arts lecture pdfs
The Keith Haring Art Project
*When you download this file you will be able to open it as a PDF, Google Slides Presentation, PowerPoint and more. The PDF will be downloaded first, then simply click on the link in slide #2 to see the presentation in a Google Slides Format. From there you can click File---> Download---> and convert it to PowerPoint or other desired formats.This Power-point presentation includes 83 slides and even more images of all things Haring. From his early years drawing in the New York subways, and
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
How to Make Linocuts... Linoleum Printmaking
*When you download this file you will be able to open it as a PDF, Google Slides Presentation, PowerPoint and more. The PDF will be downloaded first, then simply click on the link in slide #2 to see the presentation in a Google Slides Format. From there you can click File---> Download---> and convert it to PowerPoint or other desired formats.This Power-point presentation contains 126 slides and well over two hundred images which will teach you and your students how to create their own prin
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
The Ultimate Tessellation Presentation
*When you download this file you will be able to open it as a PDF, Google Slides Presentation, PowerPoint and more. The PDF will be downloaded first, then simply click on the link in slide #2 to see the presentation in a Google Slides Format. From there you can click File---> Download---> and convert it to PowerPoint or other desired formatsThis Presentation includes 145 slides and close to 400 images which teach you and your students everything you need to know to create amazing looking t
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Perspective Drawing
*When you download this file you will be able to open it as a PDF, Google Slides Presentation, PowerPoint and more. The PDF will be downloaded first, then simply click on the link in slide #2 to see the presentation in a Google Slides Format. From there you can click File---> Download---> and convert it to PowerPoint or other desired formats.This 107 slide presentation includes 116 images and explanations of all that perspective drawing has to offer. There are numerous real-world examples
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
How to Draw a Self-Portrait
*When you download this file you will be able to open it as a PDF, Google Slides Presentation, PowerPoint and more. The PDF will be downloaded first, then simply click on the link in slide #2 to see the presentation in a Google Slides Format. From there you can click File---> Download---> and convert it to PowerPoint or other desired formats.This 140 slide Power-point presentation covers all aspects of how to successfully draw a self-portrait. This presentation was made for use at the hig
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Value Reversal Still Life
This Power-point presentation includes 104 slides and even more images to help your students learn how to draw a still life in reverse (white on black). How to do this with both scratchboard and using white colored pencil on black paper are addressed. The presentation begins with “What is a still life?” and shows numerous examples throughout arts’ history. Notable artists include, Dali, Picasso, Cezanne, Monet, Escher and more. The next section illustrates organizational principles and what
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Roy Lichtenstein - [Pop] Art History Education Bundle
Learn about the famous artist Roy Lichtenstein through this Art History Education Bundle!★ This bundle includes 5 resources: Educational Video on Roy LichtensteinSlideshow & Speaker NotesWorksheet and Answers GuideOriginal Artist PosterBONUS Teacher Resource Guide★ The PDFs and shareable video links have been created to address changing times and needs for flexibility with physical and virtual learning. ★ The Interactive Slideshow includes facts and questions that students can refer to. The
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6th - 12th
Elements of Art Explained
The seven elements of art are the quintessential components that anchor the world of artistic expression. They are the essential tools that artists use to construct their work and communicate their vision, influencing the way we perceive and engage with art. These elements are crucial not just for the creators who wield them to manifest their ideas, but also for the art enthusiasts who wish to deepen their appreciation and enjoyment of the artworks they behold. The elements of art form a visual
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Photography Analysis Guide
I wanted to encourage my students to discuss and critique photographs in a more detailed and thoughtful manner. So I created this guide to assist them in writing a more detailed analysis that gives space for them to express their own personal opinions while demonstrating their knowledge and understanding regarding photography theories and techniques.Prior to this activity, we went over various photography techniques and analyzed photographs together as a class.In this four page document, you wil
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8th - 12th
Double Exposure: Computer Graphic or Hands-On Photography Lesson (pdf)
This is a great lesson plan for a computer graphics or a hands-on photography course. Included in this resource:Traditional techniquesDarkroom materialsModern materialsDouble-exposure examples createdWhen taking the imagesIn the darkroomUsing photo editing softwareQuiz for self-assessmentProject directions w/ video tutorialsProject completion slides with reflection questionsGrading rubricExtended ActivityThank you for shopping and enjoy!CLICK HERE to view additional resources from my store.CLICK
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Cartoon Yourself: Hands-On or Computer Graphic Drawing Lesson Plan (pdf)
This is a great lesson plan for a computer graphics course or a hands-on multimedia project. Included in this resource:art project with step-by-step directionsteacher-guided lesson planexample works of artWork by the cartoonist, Donkeyhotey10 essential questions for focused discussionsMaterial list for both graphic design lesson and hands-on drawing lessonpeer-to-peer support ideasExtension Activity for Students Who Finish Earlya grading rubric.Thank you for shopping and enjoy!CLICK HERE to view
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4th - 10th
ABSTRACT ART lesson for high school visual arts
Students get so so confused by these words, even though I feel like as teachers we say it to them all the time, assuming they already know what it is.This lesson on ABSTRACTION AND REALISM in visual arts really helps them understand and see the difference...and see how it relates to art history in general.This lesson goes through...The difference between the two (in a way that's really easy to understand)LOTS of examples along the way by students + famous artistsKey artists who exemplify themA s
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8th - 12th
Rear Window Alfred Hitchcock Film Construction resource
Are you looking for fresh insights to help you and your students dig into the deeper meaning behind the masterpiece Rear Window by Alfred Hitchcock? This is a twenty-four page informational booklet that contains comprehensive analysis of the way in which Hitchcock constructs meaning using film devices, with accompanying still-shots for reference. I created this resource to help my class more deeply examine the film and the way in which Hitchcock uses his craft to convey themes and ideas to his a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Set Design, Theatrical Design Lesson
This presentation was developed for students preparing for the Texas UIL Theatrical Design Competition. It teaches them to use their concept to create a project including the inspiration board, sketch, ground plan, and justification paper. My students have enjoyed much success since the inception of the design contest. You'll find examples from UIL State Qualifiers and an example of a justification paper. *Note that I tagged this as a PowerPoint Presentation, as there is no tag for simply a slid
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
The Labyrinth by Lohrey - Lesson 1 - Anticipation
The Labyrinth by Lohrey - Lesson 1 - Anticipation
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Modes of Documentary Filmmaking
An introduction into Nichols' 6 Modes of Documentary Filmmaking. Great for context prior to analyzing or creating short documentary films.
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10th - 12th
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Basic Film Terminology Presentation - A introduction to the language of film!
This is an introduction to film terminology I use with my film class. Great for giving a general overview of language and context.
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10th - 12th
Ceramic Elements of Art PPT (revised)
In this ceramic power point, students are to create a 3 part booklet/notes for each element that will give them the background of the elements of art in ceramics. Students will use their booklet/notes when they are critiquing their ceramic pieces. The 3 parts are 1) New vocabulary word definition, 2) write in their own words, and 3) Draw an image that relates to the vocabulary word. These ceramic images can be used as a quiz afterwards.
This ppt has been revised to include more ceramic images t
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7th - 12th
Concise Overview of Plato's Theory of Forms & Philosophy of Art and Beauty
This concise handout provides a clear, accessible, and accurate explanation of Plato's Theory of Forms and its relationship to Plato's Philosophy of Art and Beauty. The handout also includes several discusses questions.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Theatre Production Crews
Use this presentation to teach your Theatre or Technical Theatre students who makes up the crew for a play. Includes the producer, director, technical director, stage manager, as well as all crews.
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6th - 12th
Weeks 1 & 2 - Surreal Landscapes: Drawing and Perspective
First 2 weeks of a unit exploring surrealism and landscapes. Includes two artworks' analysis questions that can be scaffolded for more in-depth analysis for the writing assessment that's part of the term unit.These weeks explore Jeffrey Smart and Salvador Dali, one-point perspective, drawing techniques, and analysis and visual diary challenges. Unit assessment is a drawing folio and a written analysis (see the planner) so students are introduced to techniques and artists each week to develop the
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7th - 10th, Staff
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Final Cut Pro X Intro
This is a great reference handout when covering the basics and interface of Final Cut Pro X. This is lesson 1. While covering this information on screen, students have this available to them as a reference sheet. Further, this also serves as notes from the lesson. Very detailed and guided - this lesson flows very well!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Data Visualization
This presentation introduces key concepts and considerations in data visualization, including:the history of data visualizationan introduction to the benefits and importance of data visualization types of visualizationshow to choose a visualization typedata visualization design principles and best practicesleading data visualization platforms the differences between raster and vector graphicskey considerations when thinking about creating a visualization Use this as part of a unit on graphing, d
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Graphic Design Growing Bundle
Pop Art Introduction
This slideshow is an introduction to the pop art movement. Each slide has a question to help engage students along with text and artwork to help reinforce the concepts. This introduction is intended to be using with my "pop art portrait" project.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Pop Art Portrait
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